WEBVTT P>> THE NEW MEXICO DELEGATION HASPBEEN TRAVELING SINCE ABOUT 8:30PTHIS MORNING AND THEY PLAN KEEPPGOING FOR ABOUT TWENTY-FOURPHOURS MORE.PAND THE NEW MEXICANS ON THISPTRIP SAY THEY'RE READY TO MAKEPTHEIR VOICES HEARD INPWASHINGTON. P>> I'M JUST SO EXCITED, YOUPKNOW?PIT FEELS LIKE PART OF HISTORY. PREPORTER: NEARLY ONE HUNDRED NEWPMEXICANS LOAD ONTO TWO CHARTERPBUSES TO DRIVE NINETEEN HUNDREDPMILES OVER THIRTY HOURS,P>> WOMEN'S RIGHTS ARE HUMANPRIGHTS, AND I THINK THAT THISPADMINISTRATION IS GOING TO TRYPTO UNRAVEL ALL THAT WE BELIEVEPIN. PREPORTER: THOSE NEW MEXICANS AREPSET TO JOIN A CROWD EXPECTED TOPBE MORE THAN 200,000 STRONG FORPTHE WOMEN'S MARCH ON WASHINGTON,PTHAT MARCH IS SET FOR SATURDAY,PTHE DAY AFTER PRESIDENT-ELECTPDONALD TRUMP'S INAUGURATION, ANDPMARCHERS TELL US THAT'S NOPACCIDENT P>> IT'S ABOUT THE RIGHTS OFPPEOPLE, AND THE FACT THAT THEYPHAVE TO RESPECT INDIVIDUALS THATPARE DIFFERENT FROM THEM.P>> BUT IT'S NOT JUST NEWPMEXICANS THAT WILL BE TRAVELINGPON THESE BUSES.PTHEY PLAN STOPS IN OKLAHOMAPCITY, AMARILLO AND A FEW OTHERPPLACES TO PICK UP MARCHERS FROMPACROSS THE COUNTRY. PMANY OF THESE NEW MEXICAN WOMENPSAY THEY FEAR THEY MAY LOSE SOMEPRIGHTS AS A NEW ADMINISTRATIONPTAKES OVER, P>> WE'RE TRAVELING TO SHOW THATPWE STAND WITH ALL THE WOMEN OFPAMERICA, AND ALL THE PEOPLE OFPAMERICA. PREPORTER: BUT THEY SAY THEY'REPFIGHTING FOR SOMETHING BIGGERPTHAN THEMSELVES, AND THE SUPPORTPOF THOUSANDS OF FELLOW WOMENPMAKES A THIRTY HOUR BUS RIPOVER NINETEEN HUNDRED MILES WELLPWORTH THE RIDE P>> AS A WOMAN WHO GREW UP TRYINGPTO GET WOMEN'S RIGHTS, IT'SPSOMETHING THAT'S JUST AMAZING. P>> SOME REAL EMOTION FROM THEPWOMEN MAKING THIS TRIP TODAY.PAND SOME DELEGATIONS ARE DRIVINGPEVEN FARTHER, TAKING BUSES FROMPAS FAR AS CALIFORNIAPREPORTING ON THE ROAD TOPWASHINGTON, DAVID CARL, KOAT